WWE Raw Results 8/17/26
KeyBank Center
Buffalo, New York

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Commentators: (Michael Cole & Corey Graves)

Ring Announcer: Alicia Taylor

Transcription by Josh Lopez

Stephanie Vaquer, Becky Lynch, Liv Morgan Segment 

Stephanie Vaquer: Hola, WWE Universe. Tonight, I’m here only one reason, my title. I don’t want to talk. And everyone here knows, wrestling is my first language. So, Liv Morgan, come out here with my title, and fight me, puta.

– Liv Morgan appears flanked by The Judgment Day.

Liv Morgan: Well, Stephanie, you may not feel like talking a lot today, and I typically don’t feel the need to address accusations against me, but I have a lot on my mind. First, Becky likes to claim that me having this championship negates all the hard work of the women that held it before me. Do you know what I think about that? I don’t care. I don’t care, I don’t care, I don’t. I don’t care about the women that came before me. I don’t care about the women that are going to be here after me, because I’m not a champion for those women, and I’m certainly not a champion for any of you people. I am a champion for myself. And then that brings me to you, Stephanie. You think that I’m scared of you? Stephanie, you know I’m the one that beat you at WrestleMania, right? And then I beat you so badly, the week after, that you spent the last three months at home watching my pretty little face from your TV set, and I know that made you sick. All that matters is that I’m champion. And as long as I’m here, you and Becky never will be. But don’t you think that’s a little bit funny, Stephanie, that that’s the way this universe works. The girl that you and Becky try to berate on a weekly basis is well on her way to becoming the longest, reigning Women’s World Champion Of All-Time.

Stephanie Vaquer: Liv, Liv, Liv. If you’re not scared, why are you all the way over there? Come here and start running and get into this ring.

Liv Morgan: You’re gonna regret this.

The Judgment Day walks into the ring. Vaquer drops Morgan with a running forearm smash. Judgment Day immediately gangs up on Vaquer. Rodriguez goes for a Bodyslam, but Vaquer lands back on her feet. Perez tugs on Vaquer’s hair. Vaquer dumps Perez out of the ring. Vaquer sends Rodriguez tumbling to the floor. Morgan with a double leg takedown. Morgan transitions into a ground and pound attack. Vaquer with repeated headbutts. Vaquer ducks a clothesline from Morgan. Vaquer SuperKicks Morgan. Perez delivers a chop block. Judgment Day are putting the boots to Vaquer. Becky Lynch marches down to ringside. Becky pulls Morgan out of the ring. Becky throws Morgan into the ringside barricade. Becky rocks Perez with a forearm smash. Rodriguez with a straight right hand. Rodriguez rolls Becky back into the ring. Becky is throwing haymakers at Rodriguez. Rodriguez shoves Becky towards the direction of Vaquer. Becky ducks a clothesline from Rodriguez. Becky boots Perez off the ring apron. Vaquer gets into a shoving contest with Becky. Morgan pulls Becky out of the ring. Morgan drives Becky face first into the steel ring post. Vaquer with a Flying Crossbody Block off the apron. Rodrguez drops Vaquer with The Big Boot on the floor. Rodriguez rolls Vaquer back into the ring. Morgan with The CodeBreaker. Perez hits The Pop Rocks. Judgment Day stands tall over Vaquer to close this segment.

– We go to the back. The Usos are super giddy about bringing Solo Sikoa back to the family. Solo then appears. They start completely trolling their little brother as they start walking around the backstage area. Jey says that he’s got a machine gun for Solo’s ass. They run into LA Knight along the way. Jey says that Solo knows the play, and he’ll see him out there, uce. Jimmy tells Solo that The Tribal Chief is waiting for him inside The Bloodline’s Locker Room.

First Match: Je’Von Evans vs. JD McDonagh w/Dominik Mysterio 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. McDonagh backs Evans into the turnbuckles. The referee calls for a clean break. McDonagh shoves Evans. McDonagh slaps Evans in the face. Evans returns the favor. Evans shoves McDonagh into the canvas. Evans dropkicks McDonagh. Evans with The Bouncy Hurricanrana. Evans dropkicks McDonagh to the floor. Evans plays to the crowd. Evans prepares for We Outside. Mysterio trips Evans behind the referee’s back. McDongah scores the elbow knockdown. McDonagh transitions into a ground and pound attack. McDonagh with The Uranage Slam. McDonagh goes for a Standing MoonSault, but Evans gets his knees up in the air. Mysterio pulls McDonagh out of the ring. Evans clotheslines McDonagh into the timekeeper’s area. We Outside in Buffalo. Evans is fired up. Evans rolls McDonagh back into the ring. Evans rocks McDonagh with a forearm smash. Evans SuperKicks Mysterio from the ring apron.

Evans dives over McDonagh. Evans is favoring his left ankle. McDonagh sweeps out the legs of Evans. McDonagh repeatedly wraps the left leg of Evans around the steel ring post. McDonagh with a knee drop. McDonagh with a Dragon Screw Leg Whip. McDonagh applies a calf slicer. Evans is throwing haymakers at McDonagh. McDonagh drops his weight on the left knee of Evans. McDonagh with a Knee Crusher. McDonagh with a Falling HeadButt. McDonagh slams the left knee of Evans on the canvas. McDonagh is mauling Evans in the corner. McDonagh with another Dragon Screw Leg Whip. McDonagh delivers a chop block. McDonagh kicks Evans in the back of the head. McDonagh starts choking Evans with the middle rope. McDonagh goes for another chop block, but Evans ducks out of the way. McDonagh sends Evans across the ring. Evans drops McDonagh with The Red Dot. McDonagh blocks a boot from Evans. Evans stomps on the left foot of McDonagh. Evans with a straight right hand. Evans sends McDonagh face first into the middle turnbuckle pad. Evans with a Windmill Kick to the back of McDonagh’s neck. Evans with The Springboard Clothesline for a two count.

McDonagh avoids The OG Cutter. McDonagh HeadButts Evans. McDonagh drills Evans with The Brainbuster for a two count. McDonagh with Kawada Kicks. McDonagh drags Evans to the corner. Evans blocks The MoonSault. Evans slams McDonagh’s head on top of the ring post. McDonagh dumps Evans face first on the top turnbuckle. McDonagh goes for The MoonSault, but Evans ducks out of the way. Evans connects with The OG Cutter to pickup the victory. After the match, Big Cass attacks Evans from behind. Cass repeatedly stomps on Evans chest. Cass with a short-arm clothesline. Cass applies The Bear Hug. Cass plants Evans with The East River Crossing. Cass walks out of the ring. Evans calls for the microphone. Evans still wants to fight. Is that all Cass got? Cass marches back into the ring. Evans knocks Cass off the apron. Evans lands The Suicide Dive. Evans tees off on Cass. Cass sends Evans ribs first into the apron. Mysterio drives Evans face first into the ring post. Cass flings Evans around the ringside area. Cass rolls Evans back into the ring. Cass drops Evans with The Big Boot.

Winner: Je’Von Evans via Pinfall 

– Next week’s Raw from Ottawa, Canada will be having a special start time at 6pm ET.

– Michael Cole and Corey Graves recaps action from the World Heavyweight Championship Number One Contenders Tournament. We all know that PENTA defeated Laredo Kid last week on Raw. LA Parka is advancing to the semi-finals as well after his victory over Psycho Clown this past weekend on AAA TV.

Rey Fenix & El Fiscal Promo 

Rey Fenix: The passion and the spirit of Lucha Libre grows stronger every step forward I take in this tournament. Fiscal, you are an incredible fighter, but Rey Fenix is unstoppable. This is my chance to finally fight for a World Championship.

El Fiscal: This tournament is a big opportunity for my career. Tonight, when I step into the ring with you, Rey Fenix, it won’t be just a historic match, it will be another victory as I go after the champion, “The Tribal Chief” Roman Reigns. Because I am the law, and after me comes total darkness.

Second Match: Rey Fenix vs. El Fiscal In A First Round Match In The World Heavyweight Championship Number One Contenders Tournament 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Standing Switch Exchange. Fenix sends Fiscal across the ring. Fiscal drops Fenix with a shoulder tackle. Fenix pops back on his feet. Fiscal with a back heel trip. Fiscal dodges The Spinning Roundhouse Kick. That leads us to a quick standoff in the center of the ring. Fiscal with a Spinning Back Kick. Fenix reverses out of the irish whip from Fiscal. Fenix drops down on the canvas. Fenix leapfrogs over Fiscal. Fenix dropkicks Fiscal. Fenix blocks a boot from Fiscal. Fiscal with a knee lift. Fiscal with a Flying Crossbody Block for a two count. Fiscal rocks Fenix with a forearm smash. Fenix fights out of the fireman’s carry position. Fiscal drives his knee into the midsection of Fenix. Fiscal whips Fenix across the ring. Fenix drops Fiscal with The Handspring Cutter for a two count. Fenix ascends to the top turnbuckle. Fiscal with a running haymaker.

Fenix and Fiscal are trading back and forth shots on the top turnbuckle. Fenix ssends Fiscal crashing back first into the ring apron. Fenix nails Fiscal with The Goodbye Amigo Kick. Fenix with a Springboard Crossbody Block to the outside. Fenix rolls Fiscal back into the ring. Fiscal regains control of the match during the commercial break. Fiscal applies The Abdominal Stretch. Fiscal with clubbing blows to Fenix’s ribs. Fenix decks Fiscal with a JawBreaker. Fiscal with a Military Press face first into the top rope. Fiscal with an Inside Out Lariat for a two count.

Fenix slaps Fiscal in the chest. Fiscal kicks Fenix in the face. Fiscal sends Fenix to the corner. Fenix with a Roundhouse Kick. Fenix unloads a series of kicks. Fiscal reverses out of the irish whip from Fenix. Fenix does a dosey do routine around the ropes. Fenix with three overhand chops. Fenix with The Apron Enzuigiri. Fenix follows that with a Double Springboard MoonSault for a two count. Fiscal catches Fenix in mid-air. Fiscal goes for a Spinning Tombstone PileDriver, but Fenix rolls him over for a two count. Fenix with a Shotgun Meteora. Fenix puts Fiscal on the top turnbuckle. Fenix SuperKicks Fiscal. Fenix connects with The MMB to pickup the victory.

Winner: Rey Fenix via Pinfall 

– Cathy Kelley had a backstage interview with Stephanie Vaquer. Next week on Raw, Stephanie will be having her first match since WrestleMania as she takes on the woman who put her out of action, Roxanne Perez. This is exactly what Liv Morgan always does, she needs two people to do her dirty work. Stephanie hasn’t forgot what Roxanne did to her, so this match will be very personal. Becky Lynch joins the conversation. Becky sarcastically calls Stephanie a genius for getting into a three on one brawl. Stephanie says that she didn’t need Becky’s help. Stephanie focus is on Roxanne, but Becky better be careful or she becomes her next target. Becky says that as long as Stephanie keeps going after the Women’s World Championship, she’s not just her next problem, she’ll be her biggest problem. Becky wishes Stephanie good luck in her match with Roxanne.

Lyra Valkyria Promo 

So, what do you think you get when you go down in history as the first ever Women’s Intercontinental Champion, and slip and brutalize, and completely eliminate one of the greatest women of our generation? Nothing. Nothing because it’s all about Sol Ruca these days. She’s so amazing, she’s so perfect, she’s special, she’s not though. She’s not, I can do everything that Sol does, but I just choose not to, because I’m smart. I’m smart and I know that when you fly around just to show off, that’s when bad things can happen. And if Sol thinks she’s gonna surf past me in line and go up against Raquel for my title, she’s out of her mind. Tonight, I’m gonna make sure that she crashes and burns and then I’m going to get my title back.

Third Match: Sol Ruca vs. Lyra Valkyria 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Valkyria with an arm-bar takedown. Valkyria applies a side headlock. Valkyria with two side headlock takeovers. Ruca reverses the hold.  Valkyria applies a headscissors neck lock. Ruca pops back on her feet. Ruca goes for a diving side headlock, but Valkyria counters with a hammerlock. Valkyria with a wrist lock takedown. Valkyria talks smack to Ruca. Valkyria applies an arm-bar. Valkyria with a hair pull takedown for a one count. Valkyria grabs a front face lock. Valkyria sends Ruca to the corner. Ruca dives over Valkyria. Ruca with a Shotgun Dropkick. Ruca with a Handstand Escape on the ring apron. Valkyria denies The PK. Valkyria goes for a Leg Sweep, but Ruca cartwheels back onto her feet. Ruca blasts Valkyria with The PK. Ruca with The Triangle MoonSault. Ruca is fired up. Ruca rolls Valkyria back into the ring.

Valkyria hides in the ropes which forces the break. Ruca ducks a clothesline from Valkyria. Ruca blocks a boot from Valkyria. Ruca dodges The Step Up Enzuigiri. Valkyria kicks Ruca off the middle rope. Valkyria transitions into a ground and pound attack. Valkyria has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Valkyria goes for a NeckBreaker, but Ruca counters with a NeckBreaker of her own. Valkyria slams Ruca’s head on the top rope. Valkyria starts rag dolling Ruca in the center of the ring. Valkyria goes for a Flying Clothesline, but Ruca counters with a Knee Lift. Ruca with Two Diving Back Elbow Smashes. Ruca sends Valkyria chest first into the turnbuckles. Ruca with a Release German Suplex. Ruca with The Missile Dropkick. Ruca pops back on her feet.

Ruca drops Valkyria with a Running Knee Strike for a two count. Valkyria begs for mercy. Ruca with a Pop Up German Suplex. Valkyria regroups on the outside. Ruca goes for The Space Fly Tiger Drop, but Valkyria counters with a NeckBreaker across the top rope. Valkyria hits The Peripeteia for a two count. Ruca denies The Night Wing. Ruca with The O’Connor Roll for a two count. Valkyria sends Ruca face first into the middle turnbuckle pad. Ruca kicks Valkyria in the face. Valkyria gets Ruca tied up in the tree of woe. Valkyria with a Draping NeckBreaker onto the knee. Valkyria goes for The Night Wing, but Ruca lands back on her feet. Ruca SuperKicks Valkyria. Ruca turns a Handstand Hurricanrana into a Spinning DDT. Ruca connects with The Sol Snatcher to pickup the victory.

Winner: Sol Ruca via Pinfall 

– Pre-Order your WWE LJN Wave 5 Actions Figures right now on Target.com.

– Jacob Fatu runs into The Usos in the back. Jey says that it’s a good night to be in The Bloodline. Jey tells Jacob that he needs to get hype up, because they did something last week that his ass couldn’t do. Jacob says that Jey is acting like he won the match by himself. Jey says that it doesn’t matter, because The Usos ran the play, and now they’re delivering Solo Sikoa to The Tribal Chief. Jey is being extra cocky tonight. Jey asks Jacob, who’s the punk ass now?

– Tickets are on sale right now for WWE Survivor Series: WarGames which will be taking place on November 28th, from Daikin Park in Houston, Texas.

– Members of The Buffalo Bills are in the house tonight.

– Cathy Kelley had a backstage interview with The Vision. Where does The Vision stand this week after beating down Akira Tozawa, and tension continuing to rise between Bron Breakker and Oba Femi? Logan Paul says that last week was all about showing that they run this place. And nobody that wants to step up will get put down. Austin Theory and Maxxine Dupri are still giddy over him smashing Otis big fat head in. What’s also crazy is that Austin continues to squash Tozawa like a little cockroach, but yet he keeps crawling back trying to fight her Bad Boy. Austin mentions that Oba Femi took a cheap shot on him last week, and that will go unnoticed. But what will not go unnoticed is that Austin Theory and Bron Breakker are the World Tag Team Champions, and he still has his delicious Maxxine. Does Bron have anything to say about Oba Femi? Anything Bron want to say to Oba, he’ll say it right to his face. Bron makes a b-line towards the arena.

Bron Breakker, Oba Femi, Paul Heyman Segment 

Bron Breakker: Come on, Big Boy, I know you’re back there, Oba. You want to be the future of this place, come take it from me, right now. Let’s go, come on.

Paul Heyman: Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Paul Heyman. I was an advocate, I am an oracle, and more than that, I am a Wiseman. I know things that are wise to do, I know things that are unwise to do. Here’s something that I know, it’s very wise for us to all figure out the question that is on every single person’s mind. And that question is, Who Is The Future Of WWE?

Bron Breakker: How about you tell me, Paul? How about you tell me who you think is going to be the future of WWE?

– Oba Femi makes his way down to the ring.

Oba Femi: Here you are, Bron, asking stupid questions. Who is the future, Paul? You already know who the future is. You know it, I know it, they know it. And you want to know who else knew exactly who the future was? Brock Lesnar knows who the future is, because the future is Oba Femi. And if you have with the answer, you can take it up with me, anywhere, any time.

Bron Breakker: Well, how about right here, right now?

Paul Heyman: You take one more step towards Oba Femi, you take a permanent step away from me. What am I doing? This is a publicly traded company. This is the biggest promotion on the face of the planet. We don’t just answer to the people live and the people at home, we answer to shareholders. Now, this will not be a popular thing for me to say in of all city, Buffalo, New York. Two of us in this ring seem to understand that right now, someone appears to be learning. Here’s what I know after 40 years in the business, when two main eventers are standing in the ring, you don’t do an impromptu match to decide who the future is. The future is someone who understands box office. The future is someone that understands main event. The future is someone that understands, we promote this match to be the biggest it can possibly be. So, I’ve already set it up with Adam Pearce. Sunday Night’s Main Event, September 6th, Atlanta, Georgia, your hometown, your home court advantage. Oba Femi versus Bron Breakker, and then we will find out who is truly the future of WWE.

Bron shakes hands with Paul Heyman and they walk out of the ring. Heyman says that’s good business to close this segment.

– Dragon Lee & El Hijo De Dr. Wagner Jr. Vignette.

Fourth Match: Dragon Lee vs. El Hijo De Dr. Wagner Jr. In A First Round Match In The World Heavyweight Championship Number One Contenders Tournament 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Wagner backs Lee into the turnbuckles. The referee calls for a clean break. Wagner pats Lee on the chest. Lee shoves Wagner. Lee applies a side headlock. Wagner whips Lee across the ring. Wagner shrugs off two running shoulder tackles. Lee kicks Wagner in the gut. Wagner drops Lee with a shoulder tackle. Wagner poses for the crowd. Lee drops down on the canvas. Lee leapfrogs over Wagner. Wagner lunges over Lee. Lee ducks a clothesline from Wagner. Lee with a Running Hurricanrana. Wagner sends Lee to the corner. Lee rocks Wagner with a forearm smash. Wagner answers with a knife edge chop. Wagner with two haymakers. Wagner with a blistering chop. Lee reverses out of the irish whip from Wagner. Wagner dives over Lee. Lee slaps Wagner in the chest. Lee thrust kicks the midsection of Wagner. Lee slips over Wagner’s back. Wagner with a blistering chop. Wagner with a flying forearm smash. Wagner follows that with a Step Up Knee Strike.

Wagner with The Death Valley Driver for a two count. Lee blocks The Exploder Suplex. Lee drives his knee into the midsection of Wagner. Wagner with Two Tilt-A-Whirl BackBreakers. Wagner clotheslines Lee over the top rope. Wagner with a Flying Cannonball Senton off the ring apron. Wagner rolls Lee back into the ring. Lee with a drop toe hold into the top turnbuckle pad. Lee with a Corner Dropkick. Lee sweeps out the legs of Wagner. Lee with The Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Wagner SuperKicks Lee for a two count. Wagner has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Lee kicks Wagner in the face. Lee SuperKicks Wagner. Lee with a Release German Suplex. Lee with a Shotei. Lee follows that with The Tornado DDT. Wagner regroups on the outside.

Lee lands The SomerSault Plancha. Lee is fired up. Lee rolls Wagner back into the ring. Lee dives over Wagner. Chop Exchange. Lee with a Big Boot. Wagner dumps Lee chest first on the canvas. Wagner with The Pump Kick for a two count. Lee gets Wagner tied up in the tree of woe. Lee with The Flying Double Foot Stomp for a two count. Wagner catches Lee in mid-air. Wagner PowerBombs Lee back into the ring. Wagner with The Frog Splash for a two count. Wagner goes for The Wagner Driver, but Lee lands back on his feet. Lee with The Pump Kick. Wagner launches Lee over the top rope. Lee with a shoulder block from the apron. Enzuigiri Exchange. Wagner with The SuperPlex. Wagner goes for The Wagner Driver, but Lee counters with Two Operation Dragons to pickup the victory.

Winner: Dragon Lee via Pinfall 

– WWE will be bringing a live event to Hawaii for the first time since 2019 on October 17th.

Fifth Match: Chad Gable (c) vs. Rey Mysterio For The WWE Intercontinental Championship 

Greco Roman Knuckle Lock. Standing Switch Exchange. Mysterio sends Gable across the ring. Gable drops Mysterio with a shoulder tackle for a one count. Mysterio drops down on the canvas. Mysterio leapfrogs over Gable. Gable lunges over Mysterio. Mysterio reverses out of the irish whip from Gable. Gable drops down on the canvas. Gable leapfrogs over Mysterio. Mysterio lunges over Gable. Leg Sweep Exchange. That leads us to a quick standoff in the center of the ring. Mysterio shakes hands with Gable. Double Toe Kick. Gable with a knife edge chop. Gable whips Mysterio across the ring. Mysterio ducks a clothesline from Gable. Mysterio with a Tilt-A-Whirl Headscissors Takeover. Mysterio transitions into a corner mount. Gable with a high angle double leg takedown. Gable slams Mysterio’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Gable with a knife edge chop. Gable sends Mysterio to the corner. Gable avoids the up and over. Gable with a Release German Suplex.

Gable with a blistering chop. Mysterio kicks Gable in the face. Forearm Exchange. Gable with a Big Boot. Mysterio catapults Gable face first into the steel ring post. Mysterio with a Flying Hurricanana off the ring apron. Mysterio plays to the crowd. Mysterio poses with the Intercontinental Championship at ringside. Mysterio kicks the left hamstring of Gable. Chop/Haymaker Combination. Mysterio sends Gable shoulder first into the ring post. Mysterio goes for The Slingshot BlockBuster, but Gable counters with The Bridging Fisherman’s Suplex for a two count. Gable repeatedly drops his weight on the left knee of Mysterio. Gable applies a standing leg lock. Gable continues to work on the left knee of Mysterio. Gable whips Mysterio across the ring. Mysterio slides under Gable’s legs. Mysterio with The Rolling Crucifix for a two count. Gable kicks Mysterio in the gut. Gable goes for a PowerBomb, but Mysterio counters with a Seated Senton for a two count.

Mysterio kicks the left hamstring of Gable. Short-Arm Reversal by Gable. Gable with a Belly to Back Suplex for a two count. Gable applies a front face lock. Mysterio with clubbing hamstring kicks. Gable applies a side headlock. Mysterio whips Gable across the ring. Mysterio drops down on the canvas. Gable ducks a clothesline from Mysterio. Mysterio blocks The Reverse Alabama Slam. Mysterio goes for a Headscissor Takeover to the floor, but Gable maintains his footing. Mysterio push kicked Gable into the ringside barricade. Mysterio with The Springboard MoonSault. Mysterio rolls Gable back into the ring. Mysterio sends Gable shoulder first into the ring post. Mysterio drops Gable with The Tornado DDT for a two count. Gable reverses out of the irish whip from Mysterio. Mysterio kicks Gable in the face. Gable nails Mysterio with The Cliffhanger DDT. Gable lands The Diving HeadButt for a two count. Gable goes for a Belly to Back Suplex, but Mysterio lands back on his feet. Mysterio starts favoring his left ankle. The referee checks on Mysterio.

Gable goes for The Angle Slam, but Mysterio counters with a Deep Arm-Drag. Mysterio dropkicks Gable into the middle rope. Gable denies The 619. Mysterio rocks Gable with a forearm smash. Mysterio with The Seated Senton. Mysterio ducks a clothesline from Gable. Gable catches Mysterio in mid-air. Mysterio drops Gable with The Spinning DDT for a two count. Gable hits The Angle Slam for a two count. Gable ascends to the top turnbuckle. Mysterio with two haymakers. Mysterio with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Gable and Mysterio are trading back and forth shots. Gable with The Avalanche Angle Slam for a two count. Gable pulls down the straps. Gable goes for The Ankle Lock, but Mysterio sends him into the middle rope. Mysterio goes for The 619, but Gable counters with The Ankle Lock. Mysterio sends Gable face first into the middle turnbuckle pad. Mysterio nails Gable with The 619. Mysterio dropkicks Gable into the middle rope. Mysterio delivers another 619. Mysterio goes for The Frog Splash, but Gable gets his knees up in the air. Gable applies The Ankle Lock. Mysterio rolls Gable over for a two count. Gable responds with a pinning combination of his own to pickup the victory.

Winner: Still WWE Intercontinental Champion, Chad Gable via Pinfall 

– Next week on Raw from Ottawa, Canada, Stephanie Vaquer will battle Roxanne Perez. We’ll Have The Semi-Finals Of The World Heavyweight Championship Number One Contenders Tournament. Plus, The Contract Signing For The Oba Femi/Bron Breakker Match at Sunday Night’s Main Event.

– Roman Reigns has arrived at The KeyBank Center.

Roman Reigns, The Bloodline, Solo Sikoa, LA Knight Segment 

Roman Reigns: Buffalo! Acknowledge Me! We can sit here all night and let them go, but there’s a receipt that I got to collect, so let’s not waste anymore time. Bring me Solo.

– The Usos bring Solo Sikoa to the ring.

Roman Reigns: I don’t care what they’re doing, they can say whatever they want, I don’t care. The just sight of you pisses me off. You see, I’ve said this before, I’m a blessed man, I have everything that you could ever imagined. But some say I’m petty, some don’t understand how I can hold receipts for so long, but how could I not with you, Solo? Almost three years ago I think. I was on Monday Night Raw, the premiere of Netflix, Tribal Combat that I beat your ass in. Or maybe you forgot, I don’t know, so we put a little something together to remind you.

You see, Buffalo, they may think this is funny, but my question is, why do you think it’s funny? Oh, are you a cool guy now? You got a John Mayer on, right there, I wonder where that came from. You got your little chain there. You see, I’m starting to question, why are you even looking me eye-to-eye right now? Why aren’t you down on your knees begging me right now?

Jacob Fatu SuperKicks Solo. Fatu applies The Tongan Death Grip. Roman presents The Usos with new Ula Fala’s.

Roman Reigns: Enough! He’s not too funny, now is he? As a matter of fact, Solo, you’re just gonna have to wait there for a minute, I got other business to handle right now. The twins, they call the play, they execute the play, they level up. And I want this to be understood right now, I’m your Tribal Chief, and these are my captains, these are made man. If you disrespect them, you disrespect me. Now, let’s get back to Solo, Buffalo.

Solo is trying to get back on his feet. LA Knight makes his way into the ring. Knight sends Jey tumbling to the floor. Knight punches Jimmy. Knight sends Jimmy flying over the top rope. Fatu is chilling in the corner, because as you remember, he’s not allowed to put his hands on LA Knight. Knight tells Roman Reigns to bring it. Fatu attacks Knight from behind. Roman prevents Fatu from giving Knight the Tongan Death Grip. Roman clocks Knight with The Superman Punch. Roman makes Solo watch The Usos beat down Knight. Roman reminds Solo that he brought him into WWE. He’s got to make some tough decisions. Roman tells Solo to send Knight home with The Samoan Spike. Roman says that Solo is here to serve his family. Solo starts saying that he’s sorry to Knight. Solo nails Roman with The Samoan Spike instead. The Usos are shocked. Solo is sending a warning shot to The Usos. Solo launches Jey over the top rope. Solo decks Jimmy with a back elbow smash. Knight hits The BFT. Solo throws Jey into the timekeeper’s barricade. Solo delivers another Samoan Spike. Knight talks smack to Fatu. Roman goes for The Superman Punch, but Knight counters with The BFT. Knight throws one of his Walmart Watches at Roman. Knight gives Solo a fist bump as the show goes off the air.

Total Run-Time: 2 Hours, 25 Minutes, 55 Seconds 

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